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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
Club Organized at Decatur.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX, June 11.-At 2 p. m,
the appointed time for meeting, large
and respectable crowd of citizens of
Wise county assembled at the court.
house for the purpose of organizing 9
prohibition club The meeting was called
to order by Captain Shoemaker, who
moved that j. Findley be elected chair
man, Mr.. Findley begged to be excused,
whereupon W. a. Bonner moved that
Judge a. Edwards take the chair, which
was carried. The Judge thanked the peo-
pie for the honor, and said the meeting
was for the purpose of organizing prohi-
bitlon club, and was now ready for bust
ness; Whereupon Hon. Tully A. Fuller
addressed the meeting in an able speech
upon the subject of prohibition.
Upon motion of j w. ChenoWeith the
the body proceeded to organize a pro-
hibition club, whereupon there came for
ward and enrolled their names, as mem
5ers of the Decatur club, sixty. eight men.
No ladies' joined.
w. d. Guse, was elected permanent
chairman, and Will II. Peter secretary.
Mr.. Guse took the chair with becoming
dignity.
Captain A. H. Shoemaker was elected
Yice-president.
1t was decided that this club meet
next Monday night, ana that the perms-
nent time Of meeting oe postponed until
that time.
Upon motion of jim Warren, the sec
rotary was requested to furnish the pa
pers in town 3 copy of the proceedings of
this meeting.
Everything went off orderly. Many
ants were present, but were very orderly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
HE LOST HIS UMBRELLA,
But Only After Several Failures, and
Maybe the End is Not Yet.
New York SIM


"Seventeen hundred lost umbrellas u
said bilious looking man il hotel
reading room SIS he held in his hand pa.
per containing an account of the elevated
railroad sale of articles left in the cars.
"And yet it isn't always an easy matter
TO lose an umbrella. Two weeks ago l
started north from Florida. On my way
to the railway station 1 stopped to say
good-by TO friend, and q shower came
up. rCake this umbrella he said, 'and
throw it away when you get to the Sta
ton"
"I purposely left the umbrella in the
waiting-room, but just as the train was
drawing away from the platform the
ticket agent came running after 1t and
poked the umbrella at me through an
open window. l put out my head TO
thank him for his trouble, and MY plug
hat fell of and disappeared under the
car wheels.
"Going out of the train in Jacksonville
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13

In Michigan private marks on animals
are required by law to be registered. The
Graphic tells of farmer VINO wanted to
find q mark that should be strictly orig
inal and so different from any other mark
that no one could mistake the sheep for
those of any one else. So, after great
deal of mental anxiety, he. went to the
county clerks Office, and instead of reg
istering the sheep by ia slit in the left
ear and piece cut from the tall" ne
wrote ga slit in the left ear and two
pieces cut from the tail"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
At Houston
Special to the Gazette.

SpecIAI 70 the GaZette.
HOUSTON, TEX, June 12.-The city
hall was filed to overlooking last night
by the best people of the city to listen to
q Joint debate between Hon. Thomas R.
Bonner of Tyler and Captain j. G.
Hutcheson of this city on prohibition.
The speaking occupied two hours and a
half and was loudly epplauded through
out. The campaign is becoming warm,
and literature pro and con is flying on al
sides.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
Three Children Rnrnsdto Death

WINNEPEG, MAN, June 12.-The resi-
dence of 9 farmer named James Edwards,
living II the township Of Menot, South
Manitoba, was burned last night and
three children, aged seven, twelve and
fourteen, persisted. Edwards and his
wife jumped from 81 upstairs window,
taking TWO other children, or all would
have persisted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13

Young women in IHdia are not more
prompt in making up their minds than
young women in cooler portions of the
world. The London GLOBE relates that 8
young man in Allahsbad proposed to a
young lady in Calcutta by telegraph, add
ing: "Answer yes or no st my expense"
She sent him GOO words Of explanation
without coming TO any conclusion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
At Roanoke.
Special to the Gazette.

optCIdI 20 LH5 UdltIIt.
ROANOKE, TEX, June 12.-Hon. l. D.
Ferguson, County Attorney, spoke to a
large audience last night in favor Of the
amendment He had agreed, according
to announcement, to divide time with
any of the sntis, but when the hour ar
rived for speaking ne objected to being
answered by the ants. He said in his
speech that "there is no such thing as
personal liberty in g civilized govern
ment. That s24, 900, GOO are spent snnu-
ally in the state for liquor, and that this
is the cause OF hard times in Texas"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
In Erath County.

Special TO the GAZETTE.
STEPHENvILLE, TEX, June l2.-Pro-
hibition is waxing warm in this section.
Prohibition picnics and speaking are be-
coming the order of the day, ana the
flames are being considerably famed.
The cauldron is. seething little now,
with fair prospects of boil over before
Aupust
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
In Erath County.
Special to the Gazette.

SpeCIaI 70 the Gazette.
STEPHENsvILLE, TEX, June IA
good rain fell here last night, which was
needed and which will do much good, es-
pecially to the corn crop, much of which
is in the silk and tassel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
In Red River County.

Special TO the Gazette.
BAGwELL, TEX June l2.rCrops were
never better in this part, but farmers are
getting in the grass. We are having too
much rain. A heavy rain fell yesterday,
and 1t looks like rain again TO day. 1t
has been too wet for farm work for the
last two weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
In Montague Comfy.
Special to the Gazette.

BOWIE, Tex, June 12.-By far the
heaviest rain of this year fell last night.
The farmers have not begun to complain
of too much rain yet, but they say we
could get along very well for a month
now without any more.
Peaches are plentiful in this market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13

day night. It is feared the oats crop can
not be harvested. Considerable uneasi.
ness is felt about the wheat in the shock.
If it continues wet week longer, the
wheat will be almost completely ruinec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
POLITICAL.
The Elmo Precinct in Kaufman County
Gives Majority in Favor Of
Local Option.
Joint Debate at Houston Well Attended.
The Canvass at GatesviIle, Decatur
and Other Places.
A Majority for Local Option.
81

Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, June 12.-The local
option election in the Elmo precinct yes
terday resulted in majority of fifty for
local option in the entire precinct The
town of Elmo gave sixty-eight ms
jority for local option. This will make
all the towns in Kaufman county on
Texas and Pacific Railroad local option
towns, except Terrell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
In Gregg County,

Special to the Gazette.
LONGvIEw, TEX, June PA very
copious rain is now falling, making early
and late corn alike certainty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
In Cornell County,

Special to the Gazette.
GATEsvILLE, TEX, June I2.-Crops are
good and rain is in abundance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
In he'd River County.

Special to the Gazette.
BAGwELL, TEX, June 12.-The pros
and ants are at work in this county right
lively. There is q prohibition club in our
town Of about thirty-four members.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
In MCLennan.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, Tex, June 12.-Moderately fair
rains fell here to-day. Harvesting in this
county is nearly completed, and all crops
look in excellent condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
In Denten County.

Special to the Gazette.
ROANOKE, TEX, June 12.-Another
hard rain fell here to-day, putting stop
to wheat threshing for while.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
Too Much Rain

Special TO the Gazette.
DEXTER, TEX June 12.-The heaviest
rain that we have had in two years fell
here last night. Also large rain Thurs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
WEATHER AND CROPS.
The Weather for the Past Week Favor
bIe-Special Bulletin on Tenn.
perature and Rainfall.
-,. wheat Harvest Somewhat Retarded
in the South by showery Weather.
The Averages by States.
Cotton Belt Weather Bulletins.

Following is the weather bulletins for the
,a;ton region for stations given for twenty
fC-r hours, ending M, June u:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
Now Turn in the Sharp Trial.

NEW YORK, June l2.-In connection
with the trial of Jacob Sharp the fact has
Just transpired that before the reassem-
bling of the Oyer and Terminer court
yesterday after the recess District At
torney MARITIME called Nelson and Stick
ney, Sharp's counsel, aside and made the
following statement: 1--WE deem it proper
at this stage of the case TO inform you
that William H. MalOney, the reading
clerk of the '84 board, has turned states
evidence and will testify at the trial. We
tell you this in order to be fair and not
to take you by surprise. You have ample
time to make such arrangements as you
please"
On the adjournment Nelson and Stick
neY took Sharp into one of the vacant
courtrooms where long private consulta-
ton was had. Sharp says
no testimony that Maloney can
give can injure his case, as
he does not believe twelve men can find
an innocent man guilty. He also says
that verdict Of guilty with it's conse-
quent Imprisonment would be sentence
of death to him. Neither the district at
torney nor either of his assistants will
confirm or deny the report that Maloney
has returned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13
SHERIDAN'S DEATH.
His Last Words Written In a Frisco AIbu

His Last Words Written In a Frisco Album
San FRANCISCO, CAL, June 12.-The
captain of the steamer that brought the
news OF the death in Sydney OF William
E. Sheridan states that while IN Australia
he was in poor health. On the night of
May II, while sitting as 8 spectator in
the Sydney theater, he was stricken with
8 fainting fl, from which he never recov-
cred consciousness. At 3 g. m.
on May Is he died. Mrs. Sheridan
who had been playing an engagement in
Adelaide, arrived only two hours after
his death, Just before leaving here for
Australia he wrote the following lines in
a friends album: "PraY for me, pray, l
entreat, pray, 1 command, Louis NJ,
Ny last words in Frisco. Yours IN re-
membrance of a sojourn sometimes
pleasant, sometimes sad. w. E. Sheri-
dan" z. S.-"The blue is thoroughly
indicative of me-" The page used to
write upon is of blue paper which ex-
plains the closing line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13

OF Missouri, but has lived in Texas about
twenty years and for several yeas in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13

alsperse the rain clcuds and raise, clouds
of dust in their stead, predominGting
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13

papsia, disrrhoss, fsssr and ague. Tryit,
but beware of counserfeits. AK your
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13

.HE,> v " ,nsd Deen .laIu on MS oesg.
..hFs Ut ting 1t up, he laughed and said to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13

the lesson Won't,be forlnaught, The deal
WAS undoubtedly The largest one ever run
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-13

Al the
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advanced toward. IN
this fired 3 shot I'd
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-22

Mfbolbsforeninsen Isabella ifal babe
en- lbflugt Sgnbas. S. 6. Sobnion
pil 9ipe 6elt=&aabet en- Chance.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-22

bdpoe ben ubelutfenoe leuet paa 9sfober
Der sior6es altira en- Beiparelie at oper
en- Jierbebel. Meltefisr, Nrbeibsorer
Os llnsfuaset fob fig ale sObt paa
Straa % Maisfober iom en- Sci al beres
Station. 9msret bar al, fortrefelis
Beffafenbeb os ben pbebe Melf bar bsiIt
tilfreostilenoe. 6au fanbt, at soot
Straa TOR 9eite, Der benpttes paa 8eiene,
ct be6re END 81 ba be life laa let oil OPP
fplbe fig meb Straa iom 81. Til Dpr,
iom arbeiber baarot, maa man blanbe
bD9ti9 &orn meb Straaet. 9an tror,
at 5armerue Tan afie at ielse en- Sci al
fit 81 os tisbe &orn for at blanoe /
Straafooret os iaaleoes pinbe peb 5orz
retuinseu. Set er lite 1oset npt at foore
9usbpreue meb Straa / 8intertiben,
men bet bar ifte, fsr iaaoane Meno iom
Yrofeslor @anbborn os Mseroprfninss=
femiferne paapifteGiloiofieni benne Jremz
sanssmua6e, at Garmerne mente, De fun
be antase ben iom %fornuftis.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-22

6ellesmpbet for Mfbolbsforeningerne
i Otter Tail County blep bolbt i Gersus
Sails ben lite Suli. s. g. Stub aabnebe
Msbet os f~orflareoe bets 9eniist. Set
pilbe lette De enfelte 6oreninsers Nrbeibe
os Tighter om be, iom bar / Gountiet
flmoe flute fig iammen os arbeibe /
5eqesifab. Stub pal9tes til Dirisent
os 6. S. 9anien til Setreter. Otter
8ebanolinsen at &on%ititutionen, Der be-
retti9er buer Screening at ienbe en- Dele
sat og iiben en- for bper rs Meolemmer
palstes felsenbe @mbeosmenb. &uub
Sobnion 6ormano, 8. g. Stub 8iceforz
mano, 6. S. 9anien1 Sefretar, Sobn
9olm &asierer. Ser bar ialt 9 Sore
ninser repreientereoe os mango Ifbolbsz
penner bipaanebe Msbet. Otter 9ail
Solicit bespnber itioe at rnite fig for en-
Mluorsfamp os ri antaser at ber blir
lioen show for Blaine / 1888. Wbz
bet tos insen 8eitemmelie ON, / builfet
6orbolo be piloe ftille fig til 6eQeslelz
1fabet for Minneiota. Deriom ale bore
Gontier orbner fig paa famine Maabe,
bpiltet ipnes at bore bet melt praftiife,
oa bbr ber tie en- srunbis Goranbrins i
MinneiotazS %elifabets Sammenietnins.
Ser bsr isien bore en- Organization for
ale County, elifaber, bporfra 2iteratur
% Talere funbe 1enbes ub til be Steber,
bpor enba intet er 9iort.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-22

Sra Teras buor Slaset 1fal ltaa ben
4 noe tie Maaneo bar Self &aabet MOB
ta9et IL Sublfribenter. 8al9et / Teras
er al ben sreieite og ~flareite Natur.
Sa9en @mbebsmenb ltal nelges. Set
gieloer lite Yeri oner. Sc 9amle Yartiz
Inner ct lagt tiliibe o9 Spprssmaalet ct
@alpon eller lite Saloon. Striben ct feb
o9 ri baaber at bore Qanbsmenb Der
neoe lite alene oil femme en- rem Eicfet;
u1en 9igre lit til at andre 11aa operbez
pises ON BET fu~roelastise Deb en- FABIAN
Stemmelebbel.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-22

Dberlt S. 8. Curtis bat 9iort Goribs
paa at fsbe 9usbpr meb Straa iitebetfor
bet foitbarere 6e os finber Jorbel berz
peb, Iorubiat at be bliper siuet en- pas
lembe Gel &orn iammen rneb @traaet.
Jorrise Binter fanbt ban fig / 8eiibbelie
al Tibet 9s men meset Straa, os ban
mebbeler / Seem Sort Tribune fin Ct
farins / at benDtte bet billi9ere iftebetfor
bet bprere Sober. Dprene fit for bel
melte @traaet / folbt geir, iaalom be
bapoe itsre Mablpit ba enb naar bel
parmere Beir Tom. @n Qeft fortereot
for "a Gents Mel % for 60 Gents
@traa / 7 Dase, mebens ben paa iamm,
Tib pilbe babe nDt for 2 Dollars 4s
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-22

Sranflen @oulo er enoa lite ferbia
meo @ubifribtionslamlinsen. San bar
MI 14O os bapbe bet paret lom ct Nar
lioen, flyer ban, o9 lite 5armerne bapoe
babt iaaoan 9brfe, ifuloe ban baue iamz
let bet bobbelte g(ntal. Solicit CT
forbitret oper Saloonens @riItenle %
bet er fun ct Spbr9smaal ONT Tiben,
naar ben lfal fiernes fra bort 2ano.
Dens Gage ere talte!
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-22
THE ROYAL ROUTE,
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS and OMAHA
-Dg- :
Chicago and Northwestern RAILWAYS,

EilbDber ben beoite 8efprbrtng % BRUCE,
ben ~forteite SID al ale 2tnier melem ct
Saul o9 Chicago % melem ct. Saul, Siour
gitp, Omaba, 9es Moines os &anias gitD.
Yaa ale Eren CT Der @ppepo9ne og Omaha
% &anias 9th tan &eiien / Qpbet at en-
9anife tort Tib fortiettes til 5teber / Cali
f~prnien. "Tbe &pbal &pufe" Ct ben be-
tienbte "Gbort Cine" til Chicago. Sngen
Smbptning al 8o9ne; 8iletter al ale &las=
Ter bpnoreres. 50 Tren pm Da9en bper
Sci, ubitDreoe meb be melt ele9ante Yullman
Sopepo9ne % mooerne Spiiepo9ne, paa
bpilfe alt bpa6 Marstiben bar at bbbe paa al
Srugter og belifate Eager bliper ierpereoe
til rtmeliae 8riier. 9isie 5piieppgne paa
"Tbe &p6al &oute" er, bpab &omfort oa
elegance angaar, be Dpperli9ite / Beroen.
ale Steoer runot Gate Superior ifra ct.
Saul, Minneapolis, @au Claire, @iDur gitD
og ale andre Stationer | SDb o9 UT. Dteo
Sr9net fpl9er ON Oa9en fprite &lasles
8o9ne, orn Natten Sopeoogne, iom lite be-
bpoes pmbpttet. s @iblano fommer bet
Nerbeben at ST., 6. g.. & 81. Tr9n. Der fpz
rer til Sernminerne.
&ipb oine 8iuetter paa Chicago, ct. Yall,
Minneapolis & Omaha 8aaen % bu pil lite
angre bet.
Biaetter tilialss bps ale Nsenter.
Sor Starter o9 anoen l1noerretnin8 ben<
7. W.. TEAsDALE,
General Passenger Agent.
]. 3. MCCULLOUGH, n. n. WHEELER,
Asst. Cen Pass. Agt. Gen'l Ticket Agt.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-22

@tubent @inbers bolot 6orebra9 /
8inelanb. Sire os tDue unoeritrep Nfz
boloslpftet os optos ban en- Solicit paa
1918 til 5el1esielifabet. Ser ct ct
itort mort @ettlement o9 Solicit er
"raienoe gal" paa Saloonen. s Minz
neota talte ban tire @anse, % bandit AZ
npe Meblemmer. Derfra til Tracp
boor ban or9aniiereoe ben ifan. Nfbf. af
9racD, meb As Meolemmer. @n anben
peb Safe Sbetef orsaniiereoes at bam
no9le Gage fpr. 9an oil ianoipnli9pis
arbeibe fig norboper.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-22

Yaitor @ritlon fra 8ertb Nmbop iiserot
Hrobibitioniiterne bernebe bar life @aab
til at tabe ct 5eltz&aab anben buer use.
9oab tan pt anbet enb itriue Nbresien
paa 8labet % ienbe bet. @nten Ct Der
aosen iom borttieler bore Blabe fra
HoftbuIet e1er er glepelanbs Civil Ser
vice Reform en fraud.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-22

Wi mootos fra .. Wefiemor en- liplis
Beltripelie oper NfbOlosforeuinsens Geit
peo 8lacf Dat Gate, men ba Stubent
9apoals 8eretnin9 inoebolot bet famine
tan ri fln fise at be besse itemn,er sobt
onerens % bet er 8epis for at mon fan
more fig roen at babe Beerfassen meb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-22
Shorten &mtber.

Seq bar en- Munt / Gogsentano,
9nor Malnnen sror / Gieloe,
Seq brgo mig ei ON 8apens Banb.
81 ON ct. 8eters 89loe.
Seq for bog Ell meo 2erbom np,
Sfjgnt 8apen bet tpr meme.
Mtea itreo for 9erren ODER eth.
O8 for bans Orb bet @ene.
Seq prafeo paa nit MooerszmooI
O9 ians, iaa soot jes tunbe,
O9 be, iom trueb Orb meb Baal,
Sit Sfam paa oeres Mumoe.
Seq srunoeo paa gorberres BOG,
Com aarle iaa % iilbe,
Os prentet ben paa Golfets Sproa,
Ilt ion Borberre piloe.
Seq bros ensans til 8orms peo @bin,
Min @iernins at foripare.
"Som 9uis's gals al &ipo er oin,"
Man la9oe, tag big barrel"
"9et blipe maa gorberres @ors,"
Saa falot mig Orb / Munoen,
"8or CUB ban er iaa fait en- Bora,
O9 Satan feig / @runben.
Sit Sjaple Der ba eno / Gag,
Saa mango % iaa rpoe
Som Seslene be er paa Sag,
Seq tpr % mao Dem mpoe!w
S &iooer=ea bpi os flor
5or Setter &arl paa Tronen
Seq traaote frem meo Sanobeos Orb
O9 penteo Martprz&ronen.
Set LANCE snat er liot bepenot,
Set sialt fun om at iise:
"Borberres Orb er leg befienbt,
Sl Ell en- Saarsbreo oise!
Seq iom en- lpois llnoeriaat,
Stl fobe jer pil faloe,
Seen Ell nit Orb om 9imlens 0rot,
Seq fan tilbasefalee;
Sans Orb os Strift er ope os,
Sc 9pie meo be 2ape,
uitrafet benz ei bDber trpbs
Selu Seller ener 8ape.
S9 Tan meo Dem ON &ietteri
Mi9 in9en p%perntnbe,
Sa er min Srpit, Cubs Munb er fri,
Sen Tan ilet in9en binbe."
9alpanoen Snes al Mar ranot ben,
Saa sraa ies blep / Striben,
S9 fanbt, at baabe Muno % Sen
Sc llioes op meo 9ioen.
Men 6ribeb BANDIT, Cubs rene Orb,
8rpo, no / Sino o9 Sale
SOS ale 5renoe=Splti Nprb,
Yaa 8jerse % / Sale.
@runbtpis.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-22

Senere Dplpsnin9 fra Qapbal 9aar
uo paa, at Der peb &ninoerforeninsens
Muftion / Camp &eleale inbfom = lite
81, 900 - men $1O8. 9apbal ifreu
blot Dollarte9n os ri fDlote ub Talene
% latte 1000 forat bore filter!
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-22
HrQ MrbeiosmQrfen.
Miupiue, ben ODE sunni 1887.
I'll "Seltz& aabet:

.- ultuutut, utu Sut cSuUt 1901.
I'll "Jelt=&aabet:"
MiQpile er CIT lioen 5tation mibt
imellem @abaiba os 3umbrota' efter
6. M. & ct. Saul Smaliporbane.
9ette lille 8Diteb meo fms so Snbz
bDssere bar 3 Salooner, ct lille Sfolez
bus os en- ipenif Stentirfe, iom lite
bruses, men itaar iom ct ubpsselist
Minbe ON at be, .iom en- Gang bare
Meolemmer ere MI formeoelit ben lob
meii9e 9riftei orretnin9 bette Steb bat
faaet iitanb, itenbaarbe / 9ierte mems
9alien peoes at foroerpet SriszBbiifp.
Set ii9es at @ieren al en- al bisie 2aitensz
buler, en- Epiter, pil uotase Sigh 2icenie
os iaalebes ubpibe fin ~foroerpelise
Correcting. 3porlense ifal bet pare
ferenb Solicit pil befri fig ira bisie be-
moraliierenbe os umoralife @biifp<
elementer. So Sfam for en- Sob os en-
Staggering Der tiIaber benne Correcting.
Tanf at 8esjerinsen bar bunbet fig ielp,
at for pare lli9e 0umbeber. Sc lebenbe
Menb al bet norife Soft ber, bar taset
Ell Non zYartiianit &etnins, fra boilfet
jes baaber "5elt>Gaabet," meb fine
Hare Os sreie Gremiilinser at ben
iunbe % losiife Brobibitionspolitif, oil
blipe ct Mibbel at frelie benz. S bette
CONN er faa este Yrobibitioniiter, men be
iom er, puer fin Snflpoelie, os pilforesesi
Nntal, tbi Be bar en- COB os abel Gag
at r%epreientere, os fiampe for. Seq
oil fise til Dpmuntrins for "5eltz@aaz
bets &ebaftion, os bets 2eiere, at De
Nummere Der er ubfomne at Blabet, bat
iianbbeb ipreot 2ps oper De mango
mprfe Seilastisbeoer / politiife 9enz
ieenbe, os pil blipe EN- Mast til at
bielpe be Menb og &pinoer, Der meo
Nlpor os 8eitemtbeb bill BABE bet itore
Dnbe, @bilfptrafifen, ubrDobet. Dertil
bielpe os Sub ben Mma9tise.
8eres for Sagens 5remme.
Is NhriffDnherfD1f n.
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Sfbroalspolb saar / bisie Gage Ser
larfersans | Douglas County. 9an ipa=
rer bperfen Sob e0er Mgie forat nao
fren1. 9an er en 9erfulus at iette |
Nrbeiosmarfen, en- ieis Erbnber, lom lite
tommer til at siue Up &en for 8roz
bibition, bet er: politiit @robibition, fsr
ben er en- established fact. Ds etba
Cir ban lite op!
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0>lsenoe 8orentnser bar tlattet
tt8 TIL 8eaeSfelftabet |
Wtnnefota.
Cobb 60. @tanbinapi1fe Mfbolbsforz
enins, Diafis, Douglas 60.
Sen sfanbinapiite Nfbolbsiorenins at
9utdinion.
Sen @tanoinauiife 9otal Nfbolosforz
enins al 5ersus Sails.
Sen norife NfbOlbsforenins at Minnez
apolis.
Nrctanber gfbolbsiOrenins, Weit 2afe,
&anbipobi 60.
Nububon @tanbinauiite 9otal Nfbolbsz
iorenins, Becfer 60.
8eitbroof @fanbinauiife Nfbolbsforz
enins, @torbon, COTTONWOOD 60.
Winbom NibOlbsfOrenins, WinbOm,
COTTONWOOD 60.
@acreb 9eart Nfbolbsforening, @acreo
6eart, @enuile SO.
Nora @fanbinapilfe Total Mfbolosz
forening, Qerman, Grant 60.
NielsniQe Notwithstanding, Yolf
County.
Bomme be 9erre @fanbinapiite Co
misunderstanding.
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SAT Stt en- Ben
/ bet 9aule 2anb, iaa lab BAN faa npoe
9obt al "6elt>&aabet." Oct foiter Inn
$3.50.
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Gu Set

On set
afbolbes 2srbas, 3Ote Suli, SCI. II
Nften paa rs. u. 81. 9al," 81. al
2Obe Npenae 81. % @aibinston. Ser
bill blipe bolbt 6orebras al flere Y~erioner.
st itsrre Sanstor bill afipnse flere
Numre. 9enne Set afboioes til Joroel
for ben "Sfanbinapiife Yn9linseforenins"
/ Minneapolis.